[ SECRET POST #3120 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3120 ⌋

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Comments

Re: question for lgbt/queer people

[(Anonymous)]

Lesbian here too.

Feminism isn't one thing, silly. But straight women have the most power, visibility and numbers, and so it's not a surprise that most dialogues about women will focus on their interests.

Some feminism is pretty dyke-centric. Some feminism works very hard to be inclusive. But most straight women talk about their own interests, and whatever other identities they have too.

I don't feel alienated by "modern feminism" as a lesbian, I feel alienated by heterosexism and homophobia, and sometimes women who speak up for equality are focused more on straight women's issues and forget about the queers.

I've found very little anti-lez rhetoric though, that's more of a 60s thing.